Дмитрий Евстафьев о Трампе: расширение власти, финансовые игры и Ближний Восток

Donald Trump has won the battle for power in Washington. The US Supreme Court made a historic decision – the president can now single-handedly fire the heads of all independent federal agencies, including the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This gives him enormous leverage over financial markets, sanctions policy, and even investigations. But there's a catch: the Federal Reserve remains protected – Trump was denied the right to touch its leadership. Coincidence? Unlikely. In this exclusive interview, Professor Dmitry Evstafiev examines in detail: How Trump is using his new powers for insider trading on the stock market (along with his family and inner circle). Why scandals that would have destroyed any politician in the 1990s are simply ignored today (the Burisma affair, Hillary Clinton). What nuclear scenarios are playing out in Europe – Finland, the Baltics, and Russia's response. Why is Britain driving Trump into a geopolitical trap in the Middle East, and who really runs London? What's behind the Iranian leader's funeral, and why have the Houthis become the new force everyone fears? 0:00:05 The Supreme Court expanded Trump's powers - the essence of the decision 0:00:32 The dismissal of the head of the trade commission - the first step 0:01:00 A 6-3 vote - Trump's victory 0:01:20 The power to fire independent regulators - what does this mean 0:01:40 The Securities and Exchange Commission and its role in sanctions 0:02:20 An important nuance: the Fed remains under protection 0:02:50 The insider game of Trump, his family, and inner circle 0:04:00 Historical parallels: scandals under Reagan and the Clintons 0:08:00 The Burisma case - why it did not work as a verdict 0:10:00 Debunking myths about the fourth estate and independent media 0:12:00 The Fourth of July parade - Trump's visual policy 0:14:00 Neocons and their influence on visual style USA 0:16:00 Nuclear weapons in Europe: new threats 0:17:00 Trump's position on nuclear disarmament 0:19:00 US logistics and forward basing 0:21:00 The changing tide in Europe – why everything is different 0:23:00 Contradictions in the Polish elite and their consequences 0:25:00 The deployment of nuclear weapons in Belarus – Russia's response 0:27:00 Finland's strategic choice – a conscious sacrifice 0:29:00 Revanchist sentiments in Finnish society 0:32:00 Britain: a £5 billion hole in the defense budget 0:34:00 Corruption in military supplies – where does the money go 0:36:00 Britain's geopolitical combination against Trump 0:39:00 Drones and European production – the struggle for technology 0:42:00 War as A way to write off debts – only victory forgives 0:44:00 Why any peace can no longer be victorious for the West 0:46:00 The funeral of Iran's spiritual leader – Medvedev's visit 0:48:00 The film "43" and real-life parallels 0:50:00 The risk of provocations at funerals and religious war 0:52:00 Saudi Arabia and the Houthis – a new balance of power 0:54:00 The Houthis as a phenomenon – they are not feared, they are feared 0:56:00 The dual event of July 4th – a parade in the US and a funeral in Iran 0:58:00 Expectation of provocations – where they are most likely Dmitry Evstafiev The Professor looks at the world #DmitryEvstafiev #Evstafiev #Professorlooksattheworld #Trump #Interview #Geopolitics #USA #Politics #Analytics #NuclearSecurity #MiddleEast #WorldEvents